DBD::Pg
Where can I find DBD:Pg?
I've looked around on the postgresql site, but keep going in circles
trying to find the software directories.
TIA
It is on CPAN only.
Where can I find DBD:Pg?
I've looked around on the postgresql site, but keep going in circles
trying to find the software directories.TIA
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"P. Dwayne Miller" wrote:
Where can I find DBD:Pg?
I've looked around on the postgresql site, but keep going in circles
trying to find the software directories.
Being a Perl module, DBD::Pg can be found with all the rest of the perl
modules on the CPAN. cpan.org. Enjoy!
-Fran
On Thu, 25 Oct 2001, P. Dwayne Miller wrote:
Where can I find DBD:Pg?
I've looked around on the postgresql site, but keep going in circles
trying to find the software directories.
CPAN seems to be a little behind times ... sometimes. Try this link
http://dbi.symbolstone.org/cgi/moduledump?module=DBD::Pg
Rod
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"RAA" == Roderick A Anderson <raanders@tincan.org> writes:
RAA> CPAN seems to be a little behind times ... sometimes. Try this link
Either the module author needs to upload it, or you need to find a
better CPAN mirror. The only times CPAN has been behind is when the
author fails to upload it; it is not magical!
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Quoting Vivek Khera (khera@kcilink.com):
"RAA" == Roderick A Anderson <raanders@tincan.org> writes:
RAA> CPAN seems to be a little behind times ... sometimes. Try this link
Either the module author needs to upload it, or you need to find a
better CPAN mirror. The only times CPAN has been behind is when the
author fails to upload it; it is not magical!
Well, darn it, it *should* be.
:-)
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On 26 Oct 2001, Vivek Khera wrote:
"RAA" == Roderick A Anderson <raanders@tincan.org> writes:
RAA> CPAN seems to be a little behind times ... sometimes. Try this link
Either the module author needs to upload it, or you need to find a
better CPAN mirror. The only times CPAN has been behind is when the
author fails to upload it; it is not magical!
This wasn't a slam at CPAN. I realize it is not automagical.
Rod
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